League leader Matteo Salvini told the party’s annual rally at Pontida near Milan Sunday that its pet policy of ‘differentiated autonomy” had been approved despite claims that it will worsen the north-south gap and there would be no going back. “Autonomy, after 30 years of battles, is a reality and
Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou said that the Greek Cypriot side will participate in an informal meeting, on October 15, in New York with “cautious optimism” regarding the prospect of restarting negotiations. He emphasized, however, that they do not harbor “excessive expectations.” The Minister made these remarks on Sunday while honoring
ISTANBUL: Trkiye’s premier technology event TEKNOFEST, organized in the southern city Adana this year, welcomed around 1.1 million visitors. Starting on Wednesday, the five-day event included workshops, competitions, airshows, seminars and concerts. The event is held in various Turkish cities in even years and in the metropolis of Istanbul in
ANKARA: An Israeli airstrike killed Hassan Hamad, a freelancer cameraman working for Anadolu, raising the number of journalists killed in Gaza since last October to 175, the government media office said on Sunday. The body of Hamad, who died in Israeli shelling on his house in the Jabalia refugee camp
ANKARA: After more than 100 airstrikes since Saturday evening, the Israeli army issued a new warning to northern Gaza residents on Sunday morning to evacuate their homes and relocate to the Al-Mawasi area in Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis. In a statement, Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee claimed that “the
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wowed the righwing League party’s annual rally at Pontida Sunday by saying that if irregular immigration to Europe continues he will bring the migrants to Brussels and dump them in front of the EU offices there. “We will bring the migrants from Budapest to Brussels
